Dillon Examiner Semi Weekly
Beaverhead County newspaper page dated September 1 1902 notes publication Wednesdays and Saturdays. Kress is editor and proprietor with $3 yearly prepaid subscription.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1902
Page
4
Beaverhead County newspaper page dated September 1 1902 notes publication Wednesdays and Saturdays. Kress is editor and proprietor with $3 yearly prepaid subscription.
The Examiner plans a radical change starting the new year with a move to twice weekly editions on Wednesdays and Saturdays. The shift aims to meet rising demand, improve local news, and expand advertising while maintaining quality content for Beaverhead County readers.
The Examiner announces tentative changes to mail schedules and favors a shift to semi weekly publication. It intends to remain the lead publication, continuing its status from weekly to semi weekly.
Readers confront the Democratic state central committee's plan to apportion delegates by county and proportion to vote strength. Critics warn of dangers to judiciary independence and accuse party interests of packing the Montana Supreme Court.
The Examiner reports Senator Clark's interview as expressing views likely to win overwhelming Democratic support across the state. The Beaverhead Stalwart Democrats endorse his sentiments and welcome his political stance as aligned with party aims.
The opening day in the city shows full attendance as students return after a long break. Classes resume with a routine start, though some readers note confusion over the new registration system and morning activities.
Notice restricts shooting or bunting on the home reach of the P. and O. company per Poindexter and Orr Co. guidance. The notice warns intruders against projectile activity on company grounds.
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